From the ages of 18 to 22, I learned more about what being a woman of colour brought out in other people than about who I was
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From the ages of 18 to 22, I learned more about what being a woman of colour brought out in other people than about who I was
In this pandemic, extremes of human nature are revealing themselves. It has never been more important to choose each other—and our best selves
Somewhere between the lyrics and catchy harmony, I fell in love
After my mother’s death, I turned to my queer community to learn how to grieve
Because it’s our girl friends, not just our girlfriends, who are the greatest loves of our lives
Seeing the women of ‘Pose’ honoured shows how the shared humanity of Black queer and trans folk is finally being recognized
I learned more about myself and my partner when I began accepting my mental health as part of my identity
Last year, I finally decided it was time—but the insurance process is lengthy, frustrating and unnecessarily mysterious
A friend’s heartfelt tribute to the trans woman recently murdered in Toronto, and a personal plea for change
There are a lot of stressful things about a wedding—kissing your partner shouldn’t be one of them
I grew up in the shop, a space for straight Black men to seek support, friendship and community. But for queer men like me, it’s hardly a haven
‘I didn’t know what it meant to be afraid of another woman’
I thought the number 23 held a certain kind of magic. I still do
After watching female Olympians on ice as a child, I decided to give skating a chance
School work and learning the Quran took a backseat to pill popping and craving exotic boys
Instead of punishment, let’s try understanding justice in queer and trans communities through an ethic of love
Growing up, I thought that purity was the only choice when it came to sex — until I began questioning what that meant
Why is science so obsessed with trying to find the cause of queerness?